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More than 500 Indonesian students reportedly fell ill after consuming government-provided free meals, prompting a health emergency and investigation.
Rare winter storms have covered large parts of Chile’s famously dry Atacama Desert in snow, creating an extraordinary white landscape.
American feminist icon Gloria Steinem, who championed gender equality and reproductive rights for over five decades, has died at the age of 92.
New York City will restrict student AI use in public schools while introducing screen-time limits and AI literacy lessons for older students.
A UK man is facing trial over allegations that he drugged his wife and arranged for more than a dozen men to sexually assault her.
Nepal is seeking climate justice and financial support from wealthy nations after devastating floods killed more than 1,100 people.
Nepal’s devastating floods highlight growing climate risks in the Himalayas as melting glaciers and unstable slopes threaten vulnerable communities.
King Charles has shared a heartfelt message remembering victims and survivors of the Manchester synagogue terror attack, praising their strength.
Carla Jeffery, best known as Bree in Disney’s ‘Zombies’ franchise, has died at 33, leaving fans and co-stars mourning her sudden loss.
A Taiwanese man used his robot vacuum’s camera to record his wife’s alleged affair, but was later jailed for violating her privacy.
Ten Turkish crew members are feared dead after a cargo ship sank within minutes of colliding with a tanker in the Marmara Sea off Istanbul.
Coins tossed into Rome’s Trevi Fountain bring more than wishes to life, raising about €1.5 million a year for people in need.
Three inexperienced hikers were rescued from a dangerous mountain canyon after using AI-generated advice for their route, gear, food and water.
A shooting at a downtown apartment building in Minneapolis left two people dead and six injured, including three police officers.
Some 147 newly appointed bishops from five continents have gathered in Rome for formation on pastoral ministry, safeguarding, mission and Church governance.
Renewed US-Iran strikes have raised fresh fears for civilians after a reported wedding attack killed four people and injured dozens
A week after devastating floods, more than 1,200 people are dead and over 4,000 remain missing as rescuers search tunnels and damaged towns.
AI adoption is slowing entry-level hiring in Bangladesh’s software industry, forcing fresh graduates to rethink skills and career paths.
Trump has intensified pressure on Iran as tensions around the Strait of Hormuz grow, raising fears of further US strikes and wider conflict.
Most people would struggle to stay awake for a full day, but Australian ultra-runner Phil Gore spent 152 hours repeatedly running 6.71km laps, sleeping for only a few minutes at a time. The 40-year-old took on the extraordinary challenge in a Backyard Ultra event, hoping to run continuously for a week. He eventually stopped during […]
